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SERBIA'S PUBLIC HEALTH INSTITUTE APPEALS FOR MEDICAL AID
BELGRADE - Serbia's Dr. Milan Jovanovic Batut Public Health Institute has
made an appeal for humanitarian aid to our country.
The text of the appeal containing a list of necessary medicaments, medial
supplies and equipment can be reached at the institute's Internet address:
http:// www. batut.org.yu.
NATO PROJECTILES FALL ON MOST DENSELY POPULATED PART OF SUBOTICA
SUBOTICA, Serbia - The projectiles fired by criminal NATO on the
northernmost Voivodina city of Subotica at 10 p.m. local time Thursday fell
on the city's most densely populated part, the Mali Radanovac suburb, where
members of all nationalities live.
Several persons were lightly injured in the criminal attack, and buildings
in Ferenci Ibolje St. suffered the heaviest damages.
Head of the Northern Backa district Mile Jovicic and Subotica Mayor Jozef
Kasa toured Mali Radanovac after the attack.
Mayor Kasa said that a Subotica street had senselessly been destroyed, and
the whole city had been seriously wounded.
THIRD NATO ATTACK ON PANCEVO IN ONE NIGHT
PANCEVO, Serbia - NATO aircraft struck at the town of Pancevo, near
Belgrade, for the third time during the night, at 2.15 a.m. local time
Friday, this time targetting the oil refinery, which was totally destroyed
in assaults in the previous days.
The Southern Banat district civil defense headquarters said that there were
no casualties in the attack on the refinery.
In the preceding two air strikes during the night, the NATO criminals hit at
the town fertilizer factory and the petro-chemical complex. A number of
workers of the two industrial facilities were wounded in the attacks.
WORKERS OF PANCEVO FERTILIZER FACTORY, PETRO-CHEMICAL COMPLEX INJURED
PANCEVO, Serbia - A number of workers were injured and great damages caused
during the NATO air attack on the fertilizer factory and petro-chemical
complex in Pancevo, a town near Belgrade, late Thursday, the district civil
defense headquarters said.
The precise number of injured workers in not known yet.
The civil defense headquarters said the attack on the petro-chemical
facility had not caused any danger of chemical poisoning for the population.
The aggressor fired two projectiles at the two industrial facilities in
Pancevo at 10.50 p.m. and then one more at 11.15 p.m. local time.
NATO AGGRESSOR'S AIRCRAFT TARGET VILLAGES WEST OF KRALJEVO
KRALJEVO, Serbia - NATO aggressor's aircraft raided again the environs of
central Serbian town of Kraljevo at around 2.10 a.m. on Friday.
The aircraft targetted the villages of Mrsac, Samaila, Drakcici and Vrdila
located west of the town, destroying one house in Vrdila and damaging tens
of houses in all four villages.
More than 10 cluster bombs were found on one village farm.
Several public facilities were also damaged.
FOUR NATO MISSILES STRIKE MONTENEGRO'S DANILOVGRAD MUNICIPALITY
PODGORICA, Yugoslavia - Four missiles fired from NATO planes struck late on
Thursday the Danilovgrad municipality in the Yugoslav republic of
Montenegro.
According to initial information, there were no casualties and no material
damage, Radio Montenegro said.
The missiles fell in the areas of Glava Zete, Dobro Polje, in the vicinity
of the Kurilo relay station, and Donji Zagarac.
The last missile did not explode, but the power supply was cut.
NOVI SAD OIL REFINERY AGAIN TARGET OF NATO AIRCRAFT
NOVI SAD - Criminal NATO aircraft fired several projectiles at the oil
refinery in the Voivodina capital of Novi Sad at 11 p.m. local time
Thursday, the city emergency centre confirmed in a statement to Tanjug.
The attack lasted practically half a hour, and, according to unofficial
reports, four projectiles were fired at the oil refinery facilities, after
which a fire broke out.
Firefighters rushed to the scene.
The Army of Yugoslavia air defense heavily countered the attack.
No information is yet available about possible casualties in this so far
fourth NATO attack on the Novi Sad oil refinery.
SMEDEREVO-KOVIN BRIDGE SUFFERS HEAVY DAMAGES, UNFIT FOR TRAFFIC
SMEDEREVO, Serbia - The Smederevo-Kovin bridge, which was attacked by NATO
aircraft shortly before 11 p.m. Thursday, has been cut off on the Kovin
side, whereas the asphalt base and the fence on the Smederevo side have
suffered damages, Commander of the Podunavlje district civil defense
headquarters Radislav Maravic said.
According to first reports, there have been no casualties in the criminal
attack, and the damages are being estimated.
NATO AIRCRAFTS FIRE TEN PROJECTILES AT VILLAGE MRSAC NEAR KRALJEVO
KRALJEVO, Serbia - Aggressor NATO aaircraft targetted the village Mrsac, 10
or so kilometers west of Kraljevo, from a high altitude at 2.10 a.m. local
time Friday.
Over ten highly destructive projectiles fell on the village, inflicting
damages on the property of scores of households.
NATO CRIMINALS ATTACK REFUGEE SETTLEMENT IN PARACIN
PARACIN, Serbia - Aggressor NATO launched its first attack on the town of
Paracin since aggression was launched at 2.20 a.m. local time Friday, firing
projectiles at a refugee settlement on the town's outskirts.
According to the Pomoravlje district civil defense headquarters, at least
three projectiles were fired at the former 7 July youth settlement, where
refugees from Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina now live.
No more details about the consequences of the criminal attack are available
for the time being.
NATO AIRCRAFT STRIKE ONCE AGAIN AT BELGRADE MUNICIPALITY RAKOVICA
BELGRADE - The Belgrade municipality Rakovica was again the target of
aggressor NATO projectiles at around 2.30 a.m. local time Friday, the city
emergency centre confirmed in a statement to Tanjug.
According to first reports, just as the previous night, the Strazevica Hill
was the target of two criminal NATO projectiles, the first of which hit at
2.25 a.m. and the second ten minutes later.
NATO AGGRESSORS RAID PRISTINA ENVIRONS ON FRIDAY MORNING
PRISTINA, Serbia - NATO aggressor's aircraft fired a missile on the area
southwest of Pristina, Kosovo and Metohija's chief city, just before 9.30
a.m. on Friday, with two strong detonations rocking the area some 15 minutes
later.
Two strong detonations were heard also south of Pristina soon after 9.30
a.m.
NATO STRIKES AT PETROCHEMICAL WORKS NEAR BELGRADE, WOUNDS 17 CIVILIANS
NOVI SAD - NATO aircraft overnight targeted petrochemical works in the town
of Pancevo near Belgrade, wounding 17 civilians, the Novi Sad-based
Information Secretariat of the Yugoslav republic of Serbia's northern
province of Vojvodina said in a statement Friday morning.
Pancevo's nitrogen plant was also hit at 11.20 p.m. local time Thursday, the
statement said.
FOUR DETONATIONS REPORTED NORTHEAST OF KOSOVO-METOHIJA CAPITAL
PRISTINA, Serbia - Aggressor NATO aircraft struck at the Pristina environs
for the second time Friday morning, targeting an area to the northeast of
the chief city of the Yugoslav republic of Serbia's Kosovo-Metohija
province.
During the 15-minute air strike, launched at 10;25 a.m. local time, NATO
fired four missiles on the area around the village of Sofajlija, which is
mostly populated by Serbs, but is also populated by ethnic Albanians and
members of other ethnic communites.
NATO AGGRESSOR'S AIRCRAFT TARGET VILLAGES WEST OF KRALJEVO
KRALJEVO, Serbia - NATO aggressor's aircraft raided again the environs of
central Serbian town of Kraljevo at around 2.10 a.m. on Friday.
The aircraft targetted the villages of Mrsac, Samaila, Drakcici and Vrdila
located west of the town, destroying one house in Vrdila and damaging tens
of houses in all four villages.
More than 10 cluster bombs were found on one village farm.
Several public facilities were also damaged.
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS MUST BE ACCREDITED WITH YUGOSLAV ARMY
PODGORICA, Yugoslavia - The Yugoslav Second Army Command said on Thursday
that all foreign correspondents reporting from the territory of Yugoslavia
in war conditions must be accredited with the Yugoslav Army Press Centre in
Belgrade.
"Any other accreditation, obtained from any other republican or federal
authority, does not constitute a permit to work and report from war-affected
areas," the statement said.
The Second Army Command stressed that most entries by foreign correspondents
into Yugoslavia have been made through "semi-legal or illegal channels via
the Debeli Brijeg border crossing, which is why those correspondents have
not obtained valid accreditations."
According to information published in the media, there are about 350 foreign
correspondents, television cameramen and press photographers on the
territory of the Yugoslav republic of Montenegro.
The perceptibly increased presence of foreign correspondents in Montenegro,
according to the military authorities, is doubtless connected with the
activities of the Yugoslav Army and general developments on the war-affected
territory.
"For their personal protection and more efficacious professional work, the
correspondents, television cameramen and press photographers must be
accredited with the Yugoslav Army Press Centre in Belgrade, in line with
regulations defined with the declaration of a state of war on Yugoslav
territory," the statement said.
YUGOSLAVS, BOSNIAN SERBS CONTINUE DEFENDING BRIDGES, STAGING PROTESTS
BELGRADE - Yugoslavs and Bosnian Serbs continue staging protests against
criminal NATO aggression on Yugoslavia.
NOVI SAD - Residents of the Voivodina capital of Novi Sad, who again late
Thursday formed a human shield to defend the Zezelj bridge, the city's only
remaining road link aross the Danube, staged a mock funeral of the U.N.
Charter.
Several thousand protesters of different ages staged the mock funeral do
voice their deepest indignation at the helplesness of the World Organization
to carry out is mandate, protect peace and help end brutal aggression of the
U.S.-led NATO air armada against Yugoslavia.
The mock funeral of the U.N. Charter, which has brutally been violated by
the aggressor, was a message to the world to realize that savage aggression
on Yugoslavia posed also a threat to the world as a whole.
The Novi Sad residents who formed the human shield on the Zezelj bridge, the
only of the city's tree bridges on the Danube that has not been destroyed by
the the NATO criminals, addressed their message to the world at the very
moment sirens sounded the air-raid alert and threat of renewed NATO air
assaults, which are in their 23d day.
BELGRADE - Several thousand Belgraders and their guests again defended the
Brankov bridge with their bodies late Thursday.
The Belgraders who formed the human shield, sang and chanted slogans
categorically rejecting the NATO criminals' ultimatum and protesting against
the terror sown by the criminals from the sky above Yugoslavia.
The Belgraders on the Brankov bridge were joined by guests from Montenegro,
who had first assembled on Slavija Square.
The protest on the bridge was carried live by Italian TV station Mobby Dick.
The Serbian boxing team joined with the slogan "Sports for peace."
In addition to Serbian and Yugoslav flags, Greek flags were also carried by
Brankov bridge defenders.
A human shield was also formed late Thursday on the Gazela bridge in
Belgrade, whose participants later joined the Brankov bridge defenders.
The scene was the same on the Pancevo bridge on the Danube.
PODGORICA - Several thousand residents of the Montenegro capital staged an
anti-war rally in the central city square late Thursday to protest criminal
NATO aggression on sovereign Yugoslavia.
At the protest concert, held under the slogan "For the country, the Army of
Yugoslavia, for unity in Montenegro," slogans of support to Yugoslavia,
Serbia and Kosovo and Metohija were chanted, songs were sung and banners
carried in defiance of the NATO criminals who are dropping bombs on towns,
bridges, factories, on civilian and military targets near Podgorica.
Yugoslav flags an images of Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic an Prime
Minister Momir Bulatovic were carried by protesters.
The protest was organized by the Podgorica Literary Community.
BANJALUKA - A rally, whose participants condemned criminal NATO aggression
on Yugoslavia, was organized in the Republika Srpska city of Banjluka late
Thursday by the Committee for Protection of Republika Srpska.
The participants in the rally expressed admiration for the Serbian people
which is resisting the enemy by singing and dancing.
Representatives of the Committee for Protection of Republika Srpska
criticized leaders of the RS Sloga coalition for their ties with
representatives of the countries which are bombarding the Serbian and
Montenegrin peoples.
Since the launching of brutal NATO aggression on Yugoslavia, the Committee
has every evening organized a candle vigil at the foundations of the Church
of Christ the Saviour, where hundreds of Banjaluka residents light candles
in support of the Serbian and Montenegrin peoples in the defense of their
country.